365 Things to Do with LEGO Bricks: Lego Fun Every Day of the Year

Great for the lego fans! Worth the money!

I got this book for one of my nephews for Christmas 2016. He absolutely loved it! He was amazed that if he built one project a day, it would take him until Christmas 2017 to finish. It does have a timer, but it doesn't add to the value of the book.I have one warning about this book. If you do give it as a gift to a young child, be prepared to be asked multiple times to build something as I was with my nephew. Time well spent.The only thing the book can add is a break down of Lego blocks required, or different views, front, back, etc, of each project.

This book is bigger than expected and is a very nice present. It's a hardcover book and is very presentable. We can't wait to give it to our son for Christmas this year. Lego time spent together is fun time. He's always looking for ideas on what to build with his loose bricks so this should help him out. Great book!

No instructions or step by step but lots of picture ideas. I honestly found it a little gimmicky but my 5 year old likes it so that's all that matters. I do find the free Lego magazines we get in the mail more useful however.

So many great ideas and the little timer on the front is handy for competitions. Simple enough for younger children experienced with Lego to figure out how to make these ideas. Also purchased 2 other Lego Ideas books and they all seem to offer different projects.

My Son loves his lego book...good for when you have lots of individual lego...help with creativity.

Not helpful. No instructions on how to build any of the ideas. My 9 year old was not impressed.

My kid enjoys the book

as advertised

Cant get enough of this book!

My son love the book! Wish there was more ''how to'' but figuring things out by yourself is not bad either! Strong cover.

looking forward to making these

Nephew loves it. Has lots of ideas

Present

Book is great for ideas

I loved it and thought it was a great idea, though my brother doesn't use it as much as we thought he would. His loss, I guess.